Evening Republican, Volume 15, Number 181, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 2 August 1911 — NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS. [ARTICLE]

NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS.

What physicians say is half of a human skull was exhibited in Clinton by Klze Peterson and S. Whitted, pearl fisherman, who said they brought it up from the bottom of the Wabash river, just north of Clinton, while using a mussel fork.

Thomas Cumings, of. Terre Haute, has been arrested by. deputies in the employ of the state ’ fish and game commission, for having nets in his possession. Cumings was found in a wagon going to his fishing grounds. He had fifteen nets prepared for work. His fine and costs amounted to $32.50. Thomas Morley, sergeant of the central police station at Pittsburg, Penn., whose remarkable resemblance, to President Taft has made him famous, probably wijl succeed the late Martin O’Brien as Mr. Taft’s personal guard at the White House. Guard O’Brien died last Friday.

The Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing company’s plant; which has been idle during a greater part of the summer, is to resume operations on August 7. The other plant employs about 2,000 men! Other Mishawaka factories which have been running with reduced forces are expected t> operate at full capacity by September Ist.

Mrs. Emma Barrott Enyart, age forty, of Lawrenceburg, had a narrow escape from death when a large heavy folding bed in which she was sleeping closed up. Her screams for help

aroused the sixteen-year-old 800, who rushed to the neighbors for anqlatqaiin Mrs. Enyart' was unconscious whan rescued and is painfully injured about the head and body. -w r - if When Mrs. Sarah Tolen, age forty, of Columbus, became mentally imbalanced she sought to emulate George Washington. >She took a hatchet and, going into the yard, chopped llown her best cherry tree. Then she chopped down all the roses, chopped off a screen door and began to demolish the furniture. By that time the police, called by the neighbors, arrived and persuaded her to desist. Insanity proceedings have been brought the woman. The people of Rockport are walking lightly and carefully and looking with suspicion on every loose article in the streets. Several boys broke into tike ware house of lAeb ft Artxnan and stole a number of dynamite caps. A small boy found one of the caps and exploded it-, losing his arm. Since then dynamite caps have been found in several public places and Rockport people are literally in fear of their lives. Depot Grocery phone is the same old number— 2o2. Try it! A Classified Adv. will find ft.